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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1935

Page

6

Loss At Ephrata Ends Grid Season

Lititz High School suffered a 49 to 0 defeat at Ephrata in the season finale, ceding the Berks Lancaster Conference title to Ephrata. The Red and Black, outmatched throughout, saw occasional scares but could not respond. The crowd included many Lititz residents as both teams closed their football campaigns and Lititz prepared for basketball. Also noting, Mr and Mrs Reuben Shelly of Penryn announce the birth of a son at their home on Sunday.

Lititz High School Ephrata Eiphrals Berks- Lancaster Lititz High Arbogast Reuben Shelly Penryn

Unsafe old car maintenance tips from obscure manual

The article promotes cleaning spark plugs with carbon tetrachloride sprayed over them and blown dry with air. It also suggests spraying with a fire extinguisher and using shellac to seal a gasoline tank, advising drying and refilling later. These methods are hazardous and outdated.

Ancient Babylon and Egypt Use of Drugs Tracked

The Ebers Papyrus of 1652 B.C. records hundreds of remedies and about 700 simple drugs known to Egyptians of that era. Physicians and pharmacists operated separately in Babylonia and Egypt, with many drugs still in use today.

Babylonia B. C Egypt

Rotary Club Hears Talk On National Defense

The Lititz Rotary Club heard Rev. W. E. Swoope of Zion Lutheran Church Lebanon urge strong national defense for peace. He warned that sin and greed spark wars and warned that a weak defense invites attack. Guests included Civil War veteran Geo. W. Hackman and local residents.

Rotary Club America W. E. Swoope Zion Lutheran Church Lebanon Lititz Amelia Geo. W. Hackman Lester Balmer R. R. Graybill Chas K. Wolpert

Crax Butter Wafers and Holiday Pantry Deals

Local grocery ad lists Crax Butter Wafers 15 cents per pound and mince meat two pound jar 25 cents. Bakers chocolate two pounds at 14 cents, prune plums two cans in heavy syrup for 25 cents.

Personal notes from Lancaster area residents

Mrs Alvin Long of South Broad Street is a patient at Lancaster General Hospital. Elmer Bollinger of South Broad Street, a patient there, is expected to return home soon. Miss Hilda Gonder of Lincoln Avenue was confined at home with illness this week. Joseph Vath of East Main Street caught a 12 pound carp 27 inches long at Millway on Tuesday.

Alvin Long South Broad Street Lancaster General Hospital Elmer Bollinger Hilda Gonder Lincoln Avenue Joseph Vath East Main St Millway

Local Figures Visit After Lancaster Game

Visitants at Harry H. Sesseman home include former Upper Darby Junior High principal Wallace C Savage and athletic coach Elwood K Kohl with Miss Florence Irk of Philadelphia. Also present were Harry H Deardorff of Cashtown J W Kendichart and Mr Mrs Charles Regele of Lancaster and Mr Mrs Lester A Sesseman of Philadelphia.

Wallace C. Savage Upper Darby Junior High School Upper Darby Elwood K. Kohl Florence Irk Philadelphia Harry H. Sesseman F. & M.ursinug Lancaster Sesseman Harry H. Deardorff Cashtown J. W. Kendichart Gettysburg Charles Regele Lester A. Sesseman

Nurses Reunion Honors Mrs. Jenkins at Philadelphia Event

Mrs. Sara Jenkins of town attended the graduate nurses reunion from Woman's Hospital Philadelphia at the Penn Athletic Club. Surgeons and physicians delivered instructive addresses and a general social time prevailed during the program.

Sara Jenkins South Mountains Woman’s Hospital Philadelphia Penn Athletic Club

School Notes and Hockey Schedule Update

Third Grade pupils under Miss Sara Hacker earned a party hosted by the Po. T. A. for top membership. Hockey season advances with an upcoming home game versus Shippen School Alumni. Shippen visits on the 20th and Millersville hosts Friday. Results include Landisville 1 Lititz 0 and Lititz 3 Lititz none. Rain forced a postponement of Mt. Joy game.

Sara Hacker Po. T. A Alan Rice Eugene Long Chester Keath Hiram Eberly Shippen School Millersville

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By C. R, Strouse School of Automobiles International Correspondence Schools National Cheese Week Boscal Coffee DR. C Hort Lincoln Optemetrist Landisville Shipper School Millereville Mt. Joy Buster Brown Crax Zartman’s Store MT. Hope Lyle England Kellogg’s N. Broad St B. L. Sharp North Broad Street
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